Too tired to really do a post today... but this counts right? No? Ok, let's think of something... hmmm. Ok, I got it. It just came to mind, like literally, that your whole view of the world changes more and more as you grow up. I remember in elementary school whenever they asked what I wanted to be when I grew up I had a long list of things. I wanted to be a singer, a chef, a teacher, a writer, an actress, and a painter. I was pretty ambitious. I remember my teacher asking me which one I really thought I was going to do. I had my mind set, I told her I was going to do all of them. I had it all planned out. I was first going to be a singer first and go on tour. While on tour I was going to study from cooking from master chefs around the world. Then once my tour ended I figured I be in a movie or two, preferably musicals. Then I would settle down and be a teacher, most likely teaching math since that's what I'm really good at. Then I figured writing and painting weren't jobs that I'd have to be in one place for and I didn't need to do it everyday or report in to anyone so I planned to just have those as side jobs through my whole working career. As I grew older one by one those dreams disappear. Doing even one of those jobs seemed impossible. I had no clue I had planned to do all of them. So I went to college and majored in computer programming. Didn't see that one coming did you.
Song of the day:
Athena Cage - Live Your Dreams
You can still do all those things. You just won't get paid for any of them. And as long as you see yourself as them, that's all that matters. So get started writing the musical that you'll be in and start volunteer teaching :D
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